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by o0banky0o 3y ago
Facebook instagram and tiktok, as you say, do not have the same searchable level of useful information in super niche subjects, which turns out to be the crucial difference afaic, the rest is noise.
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
This seems midly relevant, speaking of the visibility of things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-way_speed_of_light
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
I'll jump on this bandwagon, hows Tetrasilicate sound?
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
What do you mean?
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
Total armchair hero here, even with accountability tyrannical behavior is still persistent, because at the end of the day you still have to go and actively put your hands on people. It's reminiscent of how DRM is always circumvented be
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
Maybe not "extremely" important, but autodidacticism can be terribly socially pathological, which pedagogy is meant to deal with. A lot of the point seems to be social, we want our kids to be able to navigate each others ideas wit
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
I feel the point there is that you can propose all day, until you try you never know, and it would have been a damn cool thing to pull off. He hedged a bet
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
When the masses are watching, there is no action that does not offend some one of them. Miscommunication is in fact still at the bottom of most conflicts
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by o0banky0o 3y ago
A guess: We figure out that humans are as dumb as they are because reality is comprised of a profuse depth of information that we may as well consider defacto infinite, and with our very finite brains we are forced to use biases to trim awa